The article discusses the possibility of Italy raising taxes on cryptocurrencies from 26% to 42%. It also provides a chart that outlines the main taxes that casual cryptocurrency owners in Europe will have to declare. The rates mentioned in the chart are subject to change, and some countries may have separate taxes on trades and mining. The article also mentions that Slovakia, Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, and Lithuania currently offer the lowest tax rates on crypto in the EU, while Luxembourg, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Germany, and Ireland demand the highest tax rates.



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